bloginar

A bloginar is a webinar hosted specifically for bloggers, and may include promotion of specific social media tools designed for bloggers, such as online graphics, widgets, or online video. Bloginars provide a way for bloggers to get accurate, credible information to write blogs about current topics of interest. (CDC)

Hey man, wtf's a bloginar? It's what the rest of the world calls a webinar, or web chat.

by Mr CDC October 9, 2009

boogina

Rectual Orifice. Combination of Booty and Gina.

"Yo bro, I need to get up in her boogina. I'm going to go hit that shit."

by Kyle March 9, 2003

Brogin

A Very boring person who often fails in life.

Hence the mispelling of boring ( Brogin is an anagram of boring )

Lauren is such a Brogin, she has nothing going well for her.

by Queen Brogin May 16, 2011

bogina

Bogina, the male package tucked between the legs so no one can see your shit. creates the illusion of a vagina

Scary movie 2 when one of the wayanes tucks his shit between his legs

by fuck you man i aint givin my name June 25, 2004

Bogina

The thick, often crusty, ashy and/or scraped up skin on the top of the knee. Similar in context and derived from/to counter: the word "wenis".

"Man.....her boginas are tiiight!"

by GigglesNShits January 13, 2009

bogina

bo·gi·na
boh-jahy-nuh
noun. pl. bo·gi·nas or bo·gi·nae (-nē)

An outwards bowing of the lower abdomen from just below the navel down as far as the genitalia.
Normally found on middle aged women and older.

It is a more polite word that can be used in place of "gunt".

"Is that an oops you're hiding behind that bogina?"

by Dividing Lines March 2, 2009

bogina

A compound word consisting of two religious symbols. Bo represents the Bodhi tree that Buddha sat under in meditation before setting out on his travels. While Gina is St. James Bond code for the Jainsian concept of Jina. The word Jain is derived from Jina, which literally means "the Victor" or "the Liberator". One who has freed himself/herself from the bondage of Karma by conquering räga (attachment - deceit and greed) & dvesha (aversion - anger and ego). People who follow the teachings of Jina are called Jains. Thus, this word (bogina) came into being in the late 15th century and represents a blending of two religions with similar roots and philosophies (Buddhism and Jainism). This is akin to the Orthodox and Roman Catholic Churches which share similar origins and traditions and suufered a similar rift during the Great Schism of 1054. Sort of a parallel universe between East and West represented over 500 years time.

A bogina represents a healing process where major religions can find common ground in finding ways to work together.

by Mr. Chips May 1, 2006